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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
A Sure Thing.

Ii you drop your collar button, there i:
one sure method of finding it. After you
look after it, then replace the furniture
and put on pair of heavy shoes; start
to walk across the room, and before you
have taken three steps, you will step on
the eo!lar-button and smash it al to
pieces.-Dansville Breeze.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Old pill boxes are spread over the land
oy the thousands after having been emp
tied by suffering humanity. What mass
OF slckening, disgusting medicine the poor
stomach has to contend with. Too much
strong medicine. Prickly Ash Bitters is
rapidly and surely taking the place of all
this class of drugs, and in curing all the
Ills arising from diserdered condition of
the liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
A New Edition Not Needed.

The report that new edition of Web
ster's dictionary is soon to be issued is
denied by the publishers. When the new
book does come out, it will contain the
word dude" but while We have the dude
himself with Us We can worry along with
the old dlcti Jnaries. - Indianapolis
journal.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

rup.ed and the people annoyed. We are
for protecting and benefting the laborer
in every possible way, bu. his employer
likewise Is entitled 20 the protection of
the government. The strike system, OPP
posed ard denounced even By Powderly,
must ind remedy in the near future.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

If the farmers of the west could get to-
gether they would hold praise meeting
IN honor of the supreme court for its de-
cision in regard to the drive-well patent.
Affections sore long time they bore on
account of that patent, but now they are
at liberty to bore without fear of being
bored,-Indianapolis Journal.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
NOTica

The following described animals have been re.
ported TO me as strsys, to-wit. Oae bay horse, Is
hs9ds high, "a years old, branded c on left Jaw
and : on left shoulder, gentle to wstk and ride.
one sorrel mare, years old, branded q on left
shoulder; also one black mare years Old, branded
c on left shoulder.
Co. Com, Precinct No. ,, Travis Co, TEXAS
November ls. 1887.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Il have pitched many ball game" re.
marks Mr.. Stage, the tortuous twirler of
Yale, but l never pitched one that did
not first ask our heavenly Fathers assist
ance. = San Francisco Examiner AL
though Stagg is now studying theolog v to
become preacher, this story about him
Is probably lie. The base ball pitcher
must help himself, especially if he PLAYS
for gate money on Sundsr.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

The Hon Benjamin Harris Brewster sold
his great law library to the University of
Pennsylvania because it was too large for
pr'vats Use, and he wanted to have it where
1t " I'D do the most good. He did not dis.
pose Of it for financial reasons, nor because of
any intention Of retiring from the practice of
his profession.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

It is general belief that there Is no
remedy for consumption, and possibly, in
We know, however, of many cures made
by DR.. Bulls cough syrup, and will guar
antee positive relief to the sufferer in
every instance.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
Irrigation IN Texas.
From the Dallas News.

7 IVHI IIIt DdIIds NtWss
Among some OF the most magnificent
exhibits of the products of the soil at the
recent state fair at Dallas were those from
certain portions of Texas known to the
world as tie drouth-stricken region. That
vegetation of any kind could grow there at
all was matter of surprise; but when it
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Grocer to customer Cpleasantly)-"If
you don't see what you want, you know,
ask for it." SWELL, don't see your reason
for charging me thirty cents a pound for
this rank butter, but supposelt is useless
to ask for that."-Omaha Republican.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Regarding mans supremacy,
The youth and maiden quarIeled:
The hand that Yields the pen," said he,
is the hand that rules the world"
Then quOth the maiden clipper,
While her red lips she curled-
sir, the hand that Yields the slipper
ls the hand that rules the world
l',r-;.-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Papa's Wicked Example: Bobby
Ma, is it wicked to say dab i'd? "
Mother-"There are no such words,
Bobby, as dab i'd" Bobby-"Wen, l
heard pa say'em this morning when he
took his medicine for his cold. "--Epoch.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Married or unmarried:' asked the
judge of female witness. Unmarried
just few minutes ago." was the reply.
"a few inmates ago; What do you mean"
Just what say. Got my divorce papers.
That unmarried me."--Pittsburg Dispatch
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Angostura Bitters, the world renowned
appetizer and invigorator. Used now over
the whole civilized world. Try it, but
beware of limitations. Ask your grocer
or druggist for the genuine article, manu-
featured By DR.. j. G. B. Siegert d. Sons,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

The empress of Austria acted the real
heroine during the collision between her
yacht and al Italian vessel. After the
shock she came on deck and coolly issued
orders to save the crew of the sinking
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

President GREW, like Julius Cesar, de-
slres to fall with dignity. He said yester-
day, he did not want to resign until
the matters now in agitation, and which
caused his troubles, had been settled.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Sullivan, the slugger, reached Man
chester, England, yesterday, and was met
by vast crowds. The slugger attracts
more attention in Europe than Jay Gould
himself.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

ELEVEN jurors we're obtained in the trial
of Herr Most, in New York, yesterday. It
is hoped the infamous anarchist will get
the full penalty.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Persons suffering from sick headache,
dizziness, NAUSEA, constipation, pain in
the side, are asked to try one vial of Car
ter's Little Liver Pills
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

\ fairy lost a precious charm
10 keep the rosy gums ON harm,
To keep from teeth decay ald death,
10 sweeten and purify the breath.
This charm the tsiry lost amortal found.
An SOZODONT It's called on earthly ground
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Without parallel for pains of all
kinds, Hemorrhages and Infammations-
Ponds extract. Avoid Druggists old song,
"Just as Good" for limitations.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

No rain of any consequence has fallen
in certain portions of Illinois for five
months. This is little worse than west
Texas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

The easnmber b Ioaasa 10 he muxxla
for Grange, cote ard eheiera molsaa.
aud unaeF csftain conditlona bEt1el
down iis victim a the 1Tat Gre. Per.
kaps not for keRps. laf far season af
exlFefne unBieaaanfue1s e all esents-
A grswsorne. gripping thing 10 the Gu
sumbeg. II after eating sea eleeg
sarsnsIy, 20 next day and take 0ut 90
aeuident policy, for nothing short OF "a
accident will Law yea Low.
The best uas 10 which ous can pot q
oueamhaF that has invaded her doml-
clle q % stab Il with knife and put u
IL The Are, Dpenlnz the stove dangers
vide that The steam may safely pae'
Of.
Anothss good wsy d % bgil then % I
palp, which yoa cen easily run dcwn
ne sink, VIA ths water turned 90. II
you ehoosa you can Fry them 10 batter,
sliced thin, with tbs batter thick.
Whan oeottd 10 q tarn split The fEialeze,
senauTina Ne pneambsf and eAllnE -
b4z1ar e ~. Ne yea He lea onnnel
bake them In ths oven with psonounead
aucoeaa, ~ they generate TOO uueh
sieamg bat 700 ean make > PIE Of thea,
and give Ne PIE 70 sonas yearninE tramp
--notbinQ di8agFees with q tramp an
lees u IL ccfd water o. TIE cold aAooldeg.
II yen feel lmpsliac b soms myatevi-
0Ea infiuence 10 buY Q cnC1mbef, Why
bar 4 b. ell rnesea, as u - kard %
wfestle with 4 "nYsteTious ineaence.H
Yea can thsn ohsl unreatFainedly With
the German lad who sold you the On
cumbea, and puFposelg d1paFt without
taking youe pnrchaaA. IheFe 10 noth-
Ing ia the Inter State Oommerce Lac
that fufbias req Doing this, and the
German Id Wou't muptlon q.
There isa osstain plan known e. tha
sgFaen gage Il 4 nua the sucumbeF.
Ihe hitter, however, b far The gfeenag
plam % TIE two, and can Rage for =
case b efangs With ASSERTING pRecisioa
a. tiIne4, ne NTnen eaae. e Il e par.
iaken o, ueeet tendlng 81 shat difeo.
tion. AZ green Rags for cramps an9
cole, The cscambeF san take place on
th& lsfl Of The green apple. e uqt on The
riekl
Kgyoa have 4 sneaAing noslon Of &C.
plsinQ fsra divorces from your husband.
Jet ne adgiss yee 70 tFy caoamheFs hrsa
II be likes thens. don't iet hiu crave ter
thsna. bat serve ~ every meal, making
the suppuF a. late as possaole. ~ this
meshnd yoa ean aeeompliah year trse-
doa Ter mere expe9iftousiy tAan By d.
soeeei besides. yoa eAn ezFe moBey, q
thonaand eueambeFs noa costing as
uaeh e. enc dleoEee.
n h-Don't Rrpsas 10 eFewd The eas
eanhofs usou him, bat alsaYa have
piamty 90 she table. uhen. b. lndiciooa
pFaiaa % the aRrsen ecoda." mingled
vita regrets a pour inAbillty 10 parasite
of tten 90 soccunt % eheir rtsina n
year tkrosf. cra9d him npoa the ca
oaaiheEs. sees always renasmhsrirg that
Wi4qua ean @oaseh oue whGE diveEee1
w0nen eant.
IL enaclnsion. iot ne Say that II yea
mcsl eat aneamhSFe. way, yea mnas,
that's ell; fog thera Il 10 gAy 10 Which
mogiAla can agatd TIE masA B1l al
WAYS Keep 90 hsrd . supplY q eAcleFa
mixture - Ma3ss heseisf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

1Rx GaovTR eg f,oNpos. -Fram TIE
beeiantaz of the esntary L5ndna has
increased n pap1iAfton ffom - 90 d
aoafig { so &c. and q 3 tab 20 a1u-
pH8e thAs hnfeee Ne aantaFy eaplrss uot
Ices ihan AO0o. 90 - 5 0oe.ooo vii have
been aadRsi 10 the saum ~ huuasn beings
u6a. 10 lS1l. eampgissa 81 as inbAbs
iAnis; 10 oahaf wu4dA that tMs papula,
ticn ~ the NreAiest capital Which rs
world sxsE knew VII have coos tsfahly
ueFa thaa tFealed. Nazs1ha aREFesa1s
81 EzSu aEd 0caz<a 4ha ARa sotleclaa
iaz9shsr wiak3a the Asntts 81 he usesro'-
poiisAn ARA szqsed tsa e1iie1tiye popn-
lafiun q tha afseen largest towns Of
Enzsxna ~ 9.0A eupRoss 81 gxsFARe
tsWn with q rtpa Aaaa0 % lAa0R there
are q Lnndaa Sap44y - many paaple
a warh A. wsnid SO tas a4aA iawrA 10
woaia peorss tue saeA te1aa wilA
fraRcAmens eau1 VITA 0exm2nA ane
WITH Greeks. d hAa mere Ssuz than
are % ~ fean3 ID al Palaei1ne e
nanF liza na wo1la az tha Oifg a.
Dabl1n, an1 mosa RnDan GAIA dies
than waHia 81 tha CITY 81 RarnA III
~ - fl.s3snNra e te4Ay wers -
stAna ta&Eet annz11ef % ahonldeF, ehs
itrA f5rf ~ 1Aeu uaaIa uafssak
neAflp fFcgn ons esd at EaaiGad % tie
elAeE. RsssesST.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24
rnrrnn EneM wExAA.
coSpsrsoa o. csors Axp oArTtE-RtkxT.
rsu EEMNMa-

caNnsrfoa o. enofs Asp cAxTtH-RtASr'
Fsa EEMKNa.
Eptroa Pess- ISTslt1oHScxn
Ths cslsbRaten a TIE tsh Of Suly
slth an lsa AtsendAnt pleasures = pass.
Tee nattiament0 q WeDas and Nachaa
lsinea fuFora. cenblned sHefEses and
had eha usatiun aa& dinnsE a heeeea.
The aaclAEaffen u1a teA9 - 80 eln'
eiait. me araaian b. pFcsoestin9 AttaE-
nsy enits ~. bofh were vel seeksa q.
fhese wsfa nauy We saEa fFcm Nsfe1
TAkima. EverythtnR saassd 60 ga ely
snd - he sntiFe satsakaestsn q ever
ISs ussahss slnse l lee. uease yoa
hes heon a. pleaNAni - coatd Be deetsed.
TasEs ms heaxy rain the iast wsek q
Mas fullawed ~ hof wealhar. toe
lkssnozslsF EanxtSe frem - % IS
aanreas Ia TIE shade DaFiH9 the aFsl
yea 10 1ana there vera sexefAi rainy
slaxN haa fram THAI aats 10 ~ pFNaanl
L kas hssn ex1getasiy be-. Crepa 81 al
kfR,as Are laatina eel "a pESsnat. Hay
gna haa lest eananaHcn4 an8 thxfe y g
- - ntlfal eeeP e see9 fuf ~ esm-
iar wgntar. WHEAT ne ga Fspe y ee-
~ Goa feR heyt Il maksa q tioA soeslt
1ete ~ tsaoshy And h Ted b. nnaEl9
Al sSoeksafNxs. Tlmothy aHoSa W4ll
eAafaxes shs land ean t4 knea psa3 wels
hat whsfa h eanss1 uAesa b slUAgs
ma,d "a ila p,aoa. AZ enea ~ tac h4g
- = saaksrsA wAeat and hasiEx vsll
- rnaias a. the Haar4sA
Thege 81 - - ahantant kwFe1s.
ana nee fn4A t4e tE4la4 ~ t1nnisE
sr9eaS ~ mSaatains yea We are
kalitlna q S4Mftis kn1 tAa eafeeua1
- snnntsg ned nel BE Afraid thAl ysa
wia kaea s. - Wssheai asaf o UAka
ganr haanaiss. q yea tng Scat m4Sa
a 80 dts eiimaaa 4 81 - ths xefy
hssi. sna i yea cssehase wepaa 4 uai
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Earned, ans that uiihoaE board Ths
leaves ara hKst wnahed, thea Aleaeled
fha sksaminN process must Be dcne
With eaEa, - the hayoF 81 he leaf e
liahis b be Affected. les steamed
teasoa are Pat . pans meee VIZ GOOD
"a nfdex aud thiek, tough Sapnnesa %.
Per bcltome 1hese pan9 efn about
fwo end q half b. fouF feet Ia siEs. BE.
teeth them u z ehafe1al eros Eaguleted
10 So 10 pFo6Gee the repaired amsunt
81 heat. A man stands a. each pan.
AZ no lsAl aElea. Be
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Ysa ~ - . i1.ky. = > 81 nal1ln
sd
DfssasIina ~ qa1zIzsn e Ar1aE
= Ennfm n16Er fHuuhaeIi w1kh Ketsnr&s1
ornEH = 41l1N1.
Wnia1 . Is nss s11zse q aEzAecsa.
axza. I knnMs : nzf1 - vnu1s. whs wxs1,
10 - taGn
A az1rneu1 rnntg b snize<
CO paInt 30 misz--
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

sCENTEaEE alp Is sAs uaous nan
nIaE Ia alaVe II AnsaEsos. O.. fs Ter Az
bExinm4 $50 fas e4Rhf haftuns. Thar
are fAF bssoW tAs Price nf any cthar
s3Mz1Ar1 m2kEr. A1a fer Aa and dura-
hflssy ere unExss1iaa The ahusa Are =
tai EEts4a - eaazTe 3 ne4 snls a. wkaAe.
en1e1 "a sCHW AHADHE2 BRlep delz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24


Nt1s Isxk Np.lfs1 Esn
c;1h l.rrsa 4 Is rsrlennil1s H elAsl
= = 1ssfria e ~ nexl e4Y. Aeessd-
wzs 5Qs1 . fr1nt - be71 - 81 -
alissne1 10 81 ths membssa P1quet
sherE1t = wpuld b . R0od 5sks 20
Is 81 pFssElt q ahe wedding f1s nexa
fl,aE Be eauldnss aaana In tlafs gre
5Issneni IS vs. fuanE b ~ fkiss1
mho waa 10 a1f "a Is bssa nnau. Liza
egn1d 6Eim7aF and took IN - ztkaa1ia1
- 8 el1nes. re pzssFsetlys nasean9
wes aU4xe q ~ gliRhs BE- waa In and,
X haKs him bEAead - iH time saE -
TkSsS essspt . rsament - Iosa. Ths
/ TREND DRAGGED Tia gFoom-eteet izte -
hAak rson e ; saaooB en1 dsop I'D hiEa
/ in1s 4 e1niE. Hs then wgnt % tne bss
and mfzea fear 1poaufnls of ea1ennl
psppsT in1a bostie % gingss ass. nsa
/ 81 nazn strength forced i dgsn ~
ygang ieIigw's thEeAt. he BAD tan e!
q f1e b4E0Es. b95 visa tkl8 sssEfnI
| pufiom m4s nomanfa1eEed q lmaRlned
that Folsano 80 RAGING ulsh,n hlu.
he Et1eFed 81 1mfnl yell sn4 H1ade !
dHsh fes pl111ex - ~ W11sZ ne4x ~
tns hIR wss k1ld fEnly in ths ohail
whlle hig fsis1d Wound 9 vt towel
roaod HI head. ne H1lek vs. run
ming IL ntSeafns fE8m Ne gUang fsll0w'l
eFsa, 4nd tbs tesel seoa beEan - sleam
Fer ten EslMnsas this aGC1g Us pro
IIon1sd. afIes witch bis f1iea1 lAid hin
On Bis back npon ne table ana p0anded
Bis ntc3ash Win 50 uMbEsll1- II
young bridegroom waa res limp and
nppaEeztiT hfsseas. Ha US eAFrlsl
ba1k - 30 ehaiE and @ nlags Of IL
water fsfoed dom his thr1at. The sd
dec chanQc vas painful. TIE pook fsl
ll0u,s fesfh ehaftersd and be shook i
every tzmb. he Was then carried tn
ssttes and wrapped ID too billiard tabli
covers. Whsn bis heaTy brezthinl
shpwsd hat be eiepf his fFiend wens %
and sa7 n TIE bag room. In An hear b
arcased bis friend and gavs him = cosk
ms sGssB 81 shis hesois trsatmen
Uas skasllfna. HAe y0unE Sailew 20
nnt 0nlY psrfssfiy sober. but - hfiRh
as lark efun7 pfettY f1ll last might
waAnss II he inquired. - u izyinR 8
fsean his past expsrieases. How d.
yea ever sober ne np % soonfs
That's An ed fashioned brass up.
replied his friend, 1n1lii1Q oompl aeentEI
Asnd NE foEeEunner Of the nodeE
TuFkiah bath."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Up % 8 few weeks ago / considered
myself the champion Dyspcrtic Of
AmeEtcA DaFing the years / have
eeca Afflicted I have tried almess
everYthiBg claimed 70 be q specific
for Dyspepsia IN the hope OF Hading
something that would afford perma-
neus relief. I bad shout made up
ny mlnd 70 abandon al medicines
when l noticed an endorsement Of
simmons Live Regu.afoF by prom.
inent Georgian, . jurisg whom Iknew
and concluded 10 Try Is effects IN my
case fhsve used bat two bottles,
aud an satisfied that / have struck
the rsxAi thing ct last felt its ben
etcial Effects almost irnmeaintslg.
Unlike all other preTarnsiona ef Z
similar kind, no sFecial Instructions
are required - % NA4f one shaH Or
shall not eat This fact alone ought
% commend L q "a tfozble6 via
DysrepsiA n. HOLMES
Nlaa1and. y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24


We can settIs 70 excellent
advantage 50 families n our
neighborhood. located on
Hoods Canal. IN jefferson
county. IS miles from Seat
tie. Climate excellent soil
very productive. Fruit. veg
efatIes. hay. etc. raised in
abundance. Good schools
8 m6nthssOf the year; gen
eraI store. possoAHce, and >
live community.
lam not dealing IN lands.
but offer to assist gratui-
tously good men TO settle
ment in our community.
Address
.. a. McARpLE,
jan QuEisana wazhinsssa TsExiMy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Juas shsEk 81 thas A ans snn-
egss hais summsf sAss4 e rs. worsh
dsaeia ~ mersF, e tka stsF Cotkinz
nsmsA ~ Cammsssia, BsrsaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

UnEuuN III. NAV, W&
eTEAmGRes
NORTH PACING AxD ESQ. u sfAna.
alf1r14lA
AFFfve daily axrapt SunamE, iram
Fiosorin an1 F'1rs TciWn nt.-.a ~
Depart tatly exeeDt 9un4AT, fsE
Tacoma .s...-.. .-.-. s...sa4.. nm
Arrive aAIlys ezcspt Sunday
ron 4nnqn1As~...ss... s.... !. 8a8 n
Depart GnflT exeopt sundaV. fuf
Fictoria and roFt Towms1nd. a.
STEAMER EMMA HAYWARp.
Arrives daily fram Imsnmn- ~
DgpareH daily for facema..-...-. an
Arrives daily from Tacoma. En-
oept Sunday ......s-ss..as ..4.l21 D n
Departs dAkg FIR Eaasma exnet
4un9&y -. ...-.s..--.ss f@pA
gTMAMEn IDAMo
ARRIVES erum Whassam ssarg Tnss
daT. Thnrs6ay a14 Gaenzaay a.. ym
Dspazin fss Whaicom and ~ psEaB
ever sundax. TaNafay so 1hnrs
eayi 49,. ..ss-... -. q. .-s.--s---f q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24
GIVE THEM A OHANoE. :

GIVE THEM a CHANCE. -
That II 20 say, your inneA Alss ell
your bsea thing maehineFy. Very &pn-
desfnl machinery IL r.. Not oHly she
larReR alr passaaes. bat tbs thonsanda
them.
When khass era eloeRed AID choked
with matter that ouRht not 70 be there.
TouT lungs cannot half do their work.
And what they 90, thfy cannot do we'll.
Osil iteuia, ouuAhs group, raeumonia.
cafagrh, consumption o. sny Of the
family Of tksost and rosa and had and
luna ohstEneeinns, ell ere bad. All
cnRht % t. got I'D q. ThsFe e jan
one sure way 20 Ret rid Of tkem. Thai
Il 10 TAXA Boshee'a German Syrup,
wAioh nny drnaniH1 viii sail at Is cenfs
bo1tis. Even II everything else has
faded yoss you mag dspeud upon this
fos certain action. de-
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-30
SUMMER MATERIALS.
Moderately Expensive Dress-(;OOds In SILK
Wool and Ali Wool Canvas.

Moderately Expensive Dress-GOods in SILK,
Wool and !Aii-WOol Canvas.
There are many new and pretty ma
terials in wool and silk or all silk and
all wool; but they possess one uniform
characteristic. they are soft, pliable,
gentle in tone and texture, light in
weight and fall in easy folds. 1t seems
quite impossible to revive the stiff and
wiry alpacas, the more stately poplin
or even the useful ''de beige" We
hear occasionally of these materials
being employed fashionably, but they
are not seen either in the shops or on
the street. The materials in demand
are the fine cloths, the camels hairs,
the thin woods. the cambrics, the
gingham's, the soft silks and the love-
" new mixtures of silk and wool
known rs benzaline, pean de sole and
the like.
In some of these colors are united 80
as to produce the most artistic effects
AS the ..Gobelins," for example
which blend gray, green and gold; or
gray, blue and gold exquisitely. The
new designs and combinations show
fantastic differences only to be recOg-
nized by experienced eyes. When
plaids are used, for instance. they are
employed for the skirt, and smaller
plaid or plain material for the bodice
and drapery. When stripe is used.
however. this is generally reversed A
old material is reserved for the skirt.
which may have a stripe let in as q
panel if the design admits of it; but the
upper part of the dress. basque or pol.
onaise . of the striped fabric, with
vest or reuers of the plain, or what
ever mounting she design calls for
The newest Scotch ginghams show
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-30

the curiosity of the four-legged. put is
head down to smell SO unusual sight.
At that instant Bile glanced toward it.
and uttering an uprOarOns war-whOop
ran up to the calf and bestowed upon
it lusty kick.
The calf fled. and its nose was
saved; but the kick brought the back
breadth OF Bje's blouse against the
leg he stood on with such force that
the leg lost its footing. and Bic was
thrown. a confused heap. into the face
and eyes of the turtle. In falling he
had forgotten that interesting reptile,
and lay for n moment nursing the con-
viction that all his bones were broken
and himself uncOn ,cious, when the
turtle snapped its teeth together in the
flesh of his favorite thigh. His first
Mortified impression was that the ere at
ure had bitten clear through him in
five or six directions. but really it had
taken only one bite. and that was not
so deep as it was lasting.
As Bile rose. the turtles weight tore
its teeth out of his tender flesh, but it
maintained its hold in the firm stuff of
his trousers and blouse, and Bile. after
one look down at the monster dangling
at his side. lifted up the opposite side
of the skirt of his garment and dashed
of toward home. shrieking ut every
bound.
His mother. returning from her
berry-picking, came out when she
heard him. and staying him in his mad
career, unbuttoned his blouse and
trousers and slipped them down and
off; and Bile watched her while she
carried them to the swill barrel and
lowered the turtle into its depths.
Feeling itself in its "native element"
it let 60 its hold. and began forthwith
to fatten for Bije's birthday dinner
Isabel Free!anl. in H1rper's Young
EeODle,